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How to restore 'Config', 'Labels' or 'Logo' from a SD card

A previously saved system configuration data, labels and proprietary Logo file on a SD card can be restored to the panel. You will need to be at access level 4 to load configuration stored on a SD card.

How to use a SD card to log 'Historic Events' for diagnostics

Up to

64 million historic events

can be stored on to a

1G byte regular SD card

when it is left inserted in the SD card slot on MCB. The SD card must have a folder named

nanologs

to enable the

panel to create and store historic log to a text file in the folder. The text file on the SD card can be opened and viewed via a card reader connected to a PC. The historic log of the panel is unaffected by
the introduction of SD card to keep a large store of historic events.

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restore

'Config',

'Labels'

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'Logo'

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card

Ensure the SD card is fitted into the Main Control Board.

Select

Maintenance

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Select

Select

Engineering

Menu

SD

Card

Select

Select

Restore

After configuration is restored you will need to back-up the data to
memory. Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in
the ENABLED position to allow back-up of data.

Main Control Board

SD card

DO NOT remove the SD card
while the RED LED is flashing.

RED LED

Select

16:15 Tue 16/02/10

This will load the labels
data from your SD card!!

Are you sure?

Yes

No

Yes

Labels

Select

16:15 Tue 16/02/10

This will load the configuration
data from your SD card!!

Are you sure?

Yes

No

Yes

All

Select

16:15 Tue 16/02/10

This will load the logo
data from the SD card!!

Are you sure?

Yes

No

Yes

Logo

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Summary of Contents for GENT Nano panel-based

Page 1: ...m by Honeywell POWER FAULT FIRE Test Delay Verify Sounder Fault Zone 2 Zone 6 Zone 10 Zone 14 Zone 3 Zone 7 Zone 11 Zone 15 Zone 4 Zone 8 Zone 12 Zone 16 Disablement Zone 1 Zone 5 Zone 9 Zone 13 System Fault Sound Alarms Silence Alarms Power Fault Reset Cancel Buzzer Sounder Disablement 042bc EN54 Parts 2 4 I S S U E 3 V 2 x x ...

Page 2: ...23 How addresses are allocated to devices 23 Address allocation from Loop END 1 23 Address allocation from Loop End 2 23 Allocation faults 23 Start Up 23 How to manually Power down or Power up the loop 24 How to manually Start Detection after manual power up 24 How to view the Loop Status 25 How to view the Loop Map and Enable Disable Devices 25 How to Find Devices on the Loop circuit 26 How to Pr...

Page 3: ...RS 485 serial and USB ports 57 How to change access levels of Buzzer Device Disablement 58 How to change the Alarm Controls settings 58 How to change the Signal Settings 59 How to set up weekly Fire test reminder 59 How to start or stop a Weekly test 60 How to Enable or Disable a Zone 61 How to place a Zone in Test Mode 61 How to place the system in Commissioning mode 62 How to enable disable Mast...

Page 4: ...nventions This is a note to highlight important text that is normally hidden in the main text This is either a caution to prevent damage to the equipment or a warning to inform of dangerous conditions that may result in injury or death Symbol Keys What you will see What you will hear Once the Nano system Loop is fully commissioned the system is ready to be configured This should be done using the ...

Page 5: ... CH channel Dv Device Loop device also called outstation EOL End of line IO or I O Input Output Interface unit IP Ingress protection LED Light emitting diode MCB Main control board also called MC Main Controller MCP Manual call point N C or NC Normally closed N O or NO Normally open NVM Non Volatile Memory O C or OC Open circuit PC Personal computer PCB Printed circuit board PIN Personal identific...

Page 6: ...ere equipment is to be left unattended ensure the panel cover is fitted for safety Static precautions The discharge of static electricity can damage or degrade sensitive electronic components on printed circuit boards Antistatic procedures should be followed when handling static sensitive boards It is important that antistatic procedures are NOT carried out on live equipment Panel Buzzer Dangerous...

Page 7: ...eries inside the panel enclosure and connect the battery leads and then switch ON the mains supply Initial tests and set ups Carry out a display test and ensure DISPLAY and LEDs are working Set the system clock time and date Configure the RS232 printer port if a printer is installed Access levels and PIN codes Loop Devices Configure the links on all 4 channel interface units connected to the loop ...

Page 8: ...he commissioning tool Configuring the system using the Nano Commissioning Tool Configure the system to site specific requirement using the Nano Commissioning tool see the Nano Commissioning tool user instructions Where the Nano system has interface units on the loop it is very important to configure the system using the Nano commissioning tool Beam Sensor alignment If there are beam sensors on the...

Page 9: ...ed in the protected premises When illuminated it indicates that power supply to the panel is present When illuminated it indicates that a FAULT has been detected in the fire detection and alarm system When illuminated it indicates that a part of the system has been disabled When illuminated it indicates one or more zones are in Test mode When illuminated it indicates the battery or mains supply to...

Page 10: ...rnal Evacuate input Not configured for use Class change input Not configured for use RS 232 port Enabled for PRINTER connection RS 485 port Local repeat panel Not configured for use USB port for COMMISSIONING TOOL use Zones All Zones in Normal mode not in 2 detector mode nor in 2 zone mode All Zone labels are Zone n where n signify the zone number All Zones are independent not linked to another zo...

Page 11: ...ected then straighten out the cable tails m and then one by one connect each cable to the respective terminals 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 11 Nano panel based system External Wiring Outer Cover Backbox Screw cover Allen Key POWER FAULT FIRE Test Delay Test Sounder Fault Zone 2 Zone 6 Zone 10 Zone 14 Zone 3 Zone 7 Zone 11 Zone 15 Zone 4 Zone 8 Zone 12 Zone 16 Disablement Zone 1 Zone 5 Zo...

Page 12: ...RN ISOLATED RS232 NC C NO DRN COMMON FAULT PP4 NC C NO DRN FIRE OUTPUT PP5 VE 0V DRN EXT EVAC PP8 VE 0V DRN CLASS CHANGE PP9 L1 0V DRN LOOP END 1 PP1 L2 0V DRN LOOP END 2 PP2 DRN RS485 PP3 B A 24V 0V NC C NO MASTER ALARM 1 PP6 MA1 MA2 MA2 DRN MASTER ALARM 2 PP7 MA1 DRN Earth drain wire should not be more than 50mm long Soft skin FireTuf Cable Ensure the terminal block is correctly seated on the PC...

Page 13: ...tted at the last alarm device to prevent fault events being raised at the panel If the master alarm circuits are not being used then ensure the resistors are fitted to the Master Alarm circuit terminal blocks on the MCB 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 13 Nano panel based system Preparation for first power up MA1 MA1 MA2 MA2 If master alarms are not being used then connect the 10K ohms End o...

Page 14: ... assembly when working on the MCB If required configure link P9 on the MCB n Buzzer enable disable link P5 The panel buzzer will automatically sound with a fault or fire event During commissioning it may be necessary to disable the panel buzzer by configuring the link P5 located on the Main Control Board When the link is set in the disable position the buzzer will not sound with a fault or fire ev...

Page 15: ...the Links section for procedures on how to gain access to the Main control board MCB Always use the recommended replacement battery As there is a risk of an explosion if incorrect battery is used 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 15 Nano panel based system Lithium battery A VIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC MODULE WARNING Removal of cover exposes live parts DANGER Place lithium battery with marking on t...

Page 16: ...e enclosure Ensure the plug end of the battery lead l is connected to socket marked BATT on the power supply assembly The panel will only power up after the mains supply is connected and switched ON Once the 12V 7Ahr batteries are connected up to the power supply assembly remove the prop m used to support the LCD assembly and then close the LCD assembly Commissioning instructions 16 4188 949 issue...

Page 17: ...SS CHANGE PB9 L1 0V DRN LOOP END 1 PB1 L2 0V DRN LOOP END 2 PB2 MA2 RS485 PB3 DRN B A 24V 0V MA2 DRN MASTER ALARM 1 PP6 MASTER ALARM 2 PP7 MA1 MA1 DRN CR2032 24V DC MA1 MA2 FS3 0A25 AS CERAMIC FS2 0A25 AS CERAMIC FS1 0A25 AS CERAMIC SW1 RESET P9 ENABLE PROTECT DISABLE P1 P5 ENABLE BUZZER DISABLE COMM TOOL P11 RL1 RL2 RED RED RL3 RL4 NC C NO P2 P1 N E L FS3 3 15A T Mains fuse P3 43V FS6 1A 24V FS4 ...

Page 18: ...s Ensure only Loop End 1 is connected at the panel and End 2 of the loop cable remains disconnected at the paneluntil successful allocation of addresses to all the devices on the loop Commissioning instructions 18 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst Loop circuit connect END 1 only L2 02 S device 2 way 3 01 L1 LC 0C L1 01 S device 3 way 3 L2 02 Fire panel Spur circuit S Quad Earth to metal box I...

Page 19: ...of the building installation and must be easily accessible after installation is complete Hazardous voltage remains after operation of a protection fuse Take appropriate action to guard against the risk of equipment having exposed live mains supply 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 19 Nano panel based system Power up PANEL N L PE FS3 T3 15AH250V mains fuse Dedicated mains supply from consumer...

Page 20: ... 0 Accept Quit Accept System Select Select User Select Menu Use these buttons to scroll to a required number of your PIN from a range 0 9 Then repeat the sequence for the next character or PIN code position To move to the next character or PIN code position The factory set Access level codes are Access level 2 code 0000 Access level 3 code 3333 Access level 4 code 4444 Indication given to remind y...

Page 21: ...o panel based system How to change the user PIN code Password or Usercode Menu Select System Select Settings Clock Select 10 15 Mon 15 02 10 System Clock Current Time 12 30 Current Date 15 2 2010 Current Day Monday Save Quit Save Enter the current time in hours and minutes Enter the date The day of the week is displayed here To scroll range To move to next setting Menu Select System Select Setting...

Page 22: ...el Commissioning instructions 22 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst How to conduct a Display Test 10 15 Mon 15 02 10 Firmware Version Numbers Main Controller V2 XX xx xx 10 Loop Driver V1 03 15 02 09 Vig Compact PSU V2 05 01 07 08 Back Select System Select Select Engineering Menu Versions Select Select Firmware Select Select Back View Print Select Select Historic Select Menu Select 6 15 Mon 15...

Page 23: ...or information on the displayed fault s and possible action to rectify the fault s see page 72 Address allocation from Loop End 2 Manually Power Down the loop and disconnect Loop at End 1 and connect Loop at End 2 to check address allocation works from Loop End 2 Power Up the loop On successful allocation of addresses Power Down the loop and then connect both ends of the loop and then Power up the...

Page 24: ...ructions 24 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst How to manually Power down or Power up the loop Disablement Select Loop Select Select Engineering Menu Control Select Select Start Detection Select Select 16 15 Mon 15 02 10 Warning Selecting this option will cause fire and fault sensing to start ARE YOU SURE YOU WISH TO PROCEED Yes No Yes After a manual power up of the loop circuit it is necessar...

Page 25: ...stem How to view the Loop Status 10 15 Mon 15 02 10 Loop status Current status Started Total devices 127 Wiring status Complete Last device found at address 127 Back Select Loop Select Select User Menu Status Select The total number of devices found on the loop The current loop status is Started Back The loop wiring status is complete The device number of the last device found on the loop circuit ...

Page 26: ... 4 to fast find devices on the loop circuit When using the Find device function at an interface it will cause its output channels to activate Commissioning instructions 26 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst How to Find Devices on the Loop circuit Select Loop Select Settings Menu 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 Device 1 Settings Find OFF Label Device Label Type O H Sensor sounder strobe Assigned to Zone 1 S...

Page 27: ... second Off this will repeat How to Print the Loop map You can print the loop map to a local printer connected to the panel You will need to be at access level 4 A printout will only print the first 15 characters of a label due to the limit of 40 characters per line on the handheld printer 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 27 Nano panel based system How to Print the Loop map 10 15 Tue 16 02 1...

Page 28: ...k up You will need to be at access level 3 to restore configuration data Commissioning instructions 28 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst How to Back up site data to Flash memory 10 15 Tue 11 07 08 This will overwrite the configuration data in FLASH Are you sure Yes No System Engineering Menu Site Data Backup Yes 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 This will overwrite the configuration data in FLASH Are you su...

Page 29: ... version 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 29 Nano panel based system How to view Diagnostics data 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 Site Data Version Details Version Number 001 Last Updated 16 02 2010 Back Select System Select Engineering Menu Versions Select Site Data Select Back Select System Select Engineering Diagnostics Select 16 15 Fri 26 04 08 PSU Voltages Mns BtN BtL ChN ChR LpV 24V 207 207 206 255...

Page 30: ...ir function on the loop circuit When a loop circuit is tested for short circuit fault or if a genuine wiring short circuit fault should occur then rectification action must be taken First rectify the wiring fault and then process the Repair command at the control panel You will need to be at Access level 2 or above to activate the repair function Commissioning instructions 30 4188 949 issue 3_05 1...

Page 31: ...d be carried out at this stage A single 0V line break should not cause the loss of any part of the system If the test is unsuccessful then after the rectification work is complete re allocate the loop circuit by using the Power Down and Power Up functions followed by Start Detection End 1 ground cable break test Disconnect the 0V line from End 1 of a loop circuit The cable break may have to be sus...

Page 32: ...etected The display will show an Earth fault Restore the wiring and the display will show Earth Fault cleared ve line earth fault test Now connect the ve line to earth via a 10K ohm resistor This may have to be sustained for up to 1 minute for the fault to be detected The display will show an Earth fault message and after restoration of the wiring a cleared message is displayed If the resistance b...

Page 33: ...You will need to be at access level 4 to unlock addresses at devices on the loop 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 33 Nano panel based system To Save loop map and make SAFE device addresses Save Select Warning Selecting this option will program the current address into all devices non volatile memory Allow 30 seconds for task to complete Are you sure Accept Quit Accept Select Select Engineeri...

Page 34: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 11 10 9 8 Saved loop map with no devices inserted on the loop Locked SAFE addresses End 1 End 2 1 PANEL 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 10 9 8 Saved loop map with 1 device inserted on the loop Locked SAFE addresses End 1 End 2 12 Unlocked Soft address 1 PANEL 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 10 9 8 Saved loop map with 4 devices inserted on the loop Locked SAFE addresses End 1 End 2 14 Unlocked Soft addresses 15 13 12 1 ...

Page 35: ...s of whether they are inputs or outputs Feature changes Features V1 00 V1 3X Zoned devices All devices zoned Only S Quad MCP Beam Rx and Interface Inputs Zoned Loop Maps Just label shown Label spur level identification SAFE address identification and condition codes shown Channel Fires Fire raised in Device Zone Fire raised in Channel Zone External Evacuate Evacuates Silences All sectors including...

Page 36: ... Nano panel now supports extra Channel Output modes for 4 channel loop interfaces can now be set to also see pages 37 and 38 Normally open or closed Relay Mode Normally On Off LED mode Changed Functionality Printer Baud Rate was previously 1200 and has been changed to 9600 to match the handheld printers default settings RS485 port for use with Repeat indicator panel when configured as not fitted a...

Page 37: ... Device assignment to Zone and Sector from a range 1 16 Select Sensor State for Day and Night modes from a range 0 factory default setting to 15 Select a Device from a range 1 to 127 Find Device ON OFF option Save This example shows the display of a Dual Optical Sensor Sounder and Strobe Edit the Device label Select TONE or VOICE mode UNCONNECTED N C FIRE N O FIRE N C FAULT N O FAULT N C SUPERVISO...

Page 38: ...8 Channel 1 Settings Label Device label Type Sounder Assigned to Sect Sect 1 Output Level 0dB Save Quit 16 27 Tue 16 02 10 Device 14 Settings Find OFF Label Device Label Type OH Sensor Assigned to Zone 1 ML OFF Sensitivity States Night 0 Day 0 Save Quit 16 26 Tue 16 02 10 Device 13 Channel 1 Settings Label Device label Type Sounder Strobe Assigned to Sect 1 Output Level 0dB Save Quit Sounder Strob...

Page 39: ... Settings Find OFF Label Device Label Type Optical Heat Sensor Sounder Assigned to Zone 1 Sect 2 ML OFF Sensitivity States Night 0 Day 0 Output Level 0dB Save Quit Dual Optical Heat Sensor CO Optical Heat Sensor Sounder 16 37 Tue 09 03 10 Device 27 Settings Find OFF Label Device Label Type Heat Sensor Sounder Assigned to Zone 1 Sect 2 ML OFF Sensitivity States Night 0 Day 0 Output Level 0dB Save Q...

Page 40: ...e Class A1 heat State 4 Medium optical smoke State 9 Class A1 heat Heat sensor S4 720 State 0 Class A1 heat State 5 Class B heat Heat Sounder S4 780 State 0 Class A1 heat State 5 Class B heat Dual Optical Heat Sensor Speech strobe S4 711 ST VO S4 771 State 0 Medium optical smoke Class A1 heat State 4 Medium optical smoke State 5 Medium optical smoke Class B heat State 8 Delayed medium optical smok...

Page 41: ...otection Class A1 heat General area as State 0 with less immunity to steam and dust for ease of testing using artificial smoke in normal operating mode when test commissioning mode is not active b State 0 Medium sensitivity optical Class A1 heat General area c State 8 Delayed medium sensitivity optical Class A1 heat General application in area with transient steam dust or smoke present d State 5 M...

Page 42: ...edium sensitivity gas Class A1 heat Area where high levels of smoke dust or steam is often present e State 11 Medium sensitivity optical Class B heat Area with high ambient temperature plus low levels of dust smoke or steam present f State 12 Class A1 heat only Area where smoke dust steam or gas occurs at times g State 15 No detection h S Quad Optical sensor states factory default state State Defi...

Page 43: ... Medium Sensitivity A fire is detected when there is a 25 1 3dB fall in signal level however if the fall is by 90 10dB in less than 1 second and is maintained for 40 seconds then a fault is registered State 3 Medium Sensitivity A fire is detected when there is a 25 1 3dB fall in signal level however if the fall is by 90 10dB in less than 1 second and is maintained for 40 seconds then a fire is reg...

Page 44: ...1 to 16 Save To scroll the range To move to next setting Use these keys to scroll the alphanumeric character set To move to next character position 0 1 2 8 9 A B C W X Y Z _ a b c w x y z SPACE After making changes to this form you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in the ENABLED position to allow back up of data 10 30 Tue 16 02 10 Zo...

Page 45: ...ystem How Cause and Effect interact with Day and Night Modes Day mode active Delay Day mode inactive Delay Zone Immediate C E Master Alarms Fire Relay Factory Default actions Can be changed to custom settings Zone Delayed C E Master Alarms Fire Relay Zone Delayed C E Master Alarms Fire Relay Fire Event Fire Event Delay can be up to 10 minutes max Factory default is 30 seconds No action No action N...

Page 46: ...setting or YES Select a Zone from a range 1 to 16 Save Select Zones Select Select Immediate C E Select Settings Menu To scroll range To move to next setting After making changes to this form you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in the ENABLED position to allow back up of data 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 Zone 1 Delayed C E Setup Sector 01 08 E...

Page 47: ...nually Start Day mode Day Mode timeout Delay Fire Condition Initial delay up to 10 minutes maximum Day mode delay up to 10 minutes maximum Verify Verify Delay Day mode Delay mode settings can be ON OFF MANUAL or CALENDAR If set for CALENDAR then each day of the week can have its own Day mode start and end time settings The MANUAL activation allow the user to set Day Night mode at any time The sett...

Page 48: ...ignal will be given as soon as a fire has been detected ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO PROCEED Yes No DAY MODE NIGHT MODE Yes Yes Delay amber LED Delay amber LED Controls for Day mode configured for CALENDAR ON or OFF operation Controls for Day mode configured for MANUAL operation 10 15 Mon 16 02 09 Sector 1 Settings Label Sector Label Mode ALARM Activated by Class Change YES Save Quit Edit the Sector l...

Page 49: ...LE SECTOR DAY NIGHT SWITCH VERIFY ALARMS ACTION SECTOR ZONE IN TEST CLASS CHANGE EXTERNAL EVAC SILENCE ALARMS Select a Device channel from a range 1 to 4 Save UNCONNECTED N O RELAY OUTPUT or N OFF SECTOR OUTPUT N C RELAY OUTPUT or N ON SECTOR OUTPUT NORM OFF LED OUTPUT NORM ON LED OUTPUT N C FIRE N O FIRE N C FAULT N O FAULT N C SUPERVISORY N O SUPERVISORY DELAYED N C FIRE DELAYED N O FIRE DELAYED...

Page 50: ... device Time averages Select Loop Select Select Engineering Menu 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 Loop Map 1 Device 1 2 Device 2 3 Device 3 4 Device 4 Select Quit 9 9 9 9 Map Select View Print Select Select Averages Select View Averages Print Averages 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 Print Time Average Values WARNING This option will print the Time Average Values for Device 1 Channel 1 ARE YOU SURE YOU WISH TO PROCEED Print ...

Page 51: ...vice type S Quad Analogue Channels Typical Time average Tlatest new Heat Sensor 2 heat 66 Heat Sensor Sounder 2 heat 66 Dual Optical Heat Sensor 1 optical forward 2 heat 4 optical backward 25 66 40 Dual Optical Heat Sensor Strobe 1 optical forward 2 heat 4 optical backward 25 66 40 Dual Optical Heat Sensor Sounder 1 optical forward 2 heat 4 optical backward 25 66 40 Dual Optical Heat Sensor Speech...

Page 52: ...e is required where necessary to avoid possible false alarms 3 The sensor is faulty A fault condition indication is given at the control panel A message reading Sensor Out of Specification is displayed Commissioning instructions 52 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst How to view Sensor Condition Codes Select Loop Select Select Engineering Menu Map Select Select View Print Select Select Select C...

Page 53: ...ber to backup all changes to states data 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 or 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 or 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 or 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 This shows that the sensor time averages are close to acceptable limits On commissioning the sensor should be replaced A sensor with code 2 is worse than code 1 On maintenance sensors with code 2 should be replaced 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 or 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 or 0 0 0 0 0...

Page 54: ... out of range OK Close to acceptable limit Out of limits Clean replace CC5 Heat channel drift or out of range OK Out of limits Clean replace CC6 Optical Gas channel noisy High freq OK Single HF noise event detected Multiple HF noise seen Check location and report CC7 Heat channel noisy High frequency OK Single HF noise event detected Multiple HF noise seen check location and report D E V I C E CC8...

Page 55: ...he MCB is configured in the ENABLED position to allow back up of data by Honeywell POWER FAULT FIRE Test Delay Verify Sounder Fault Zone 2 Zone 6 Zone 10 Zone 14 Zone 3 Zone 7 Zone 11 Zone 15 Zone 4 Zone 8 Zone 12 Zone 16 Disablement Zone 1 Zone 5 Zone 9 Zone 13 System Fault Sound Alarms Silence Alarms Power Fault Reset Cancel Buzzer Sounder Disablement 042bc EN54 Parts 2 4 12 30 Tue 16 02 10 MENU...

Page 56: ...irement to NO factory default setting or YES Save More Select Select System Select Settings Menu To scroll the settings To move to the class change field After making changes to this form you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in the ENABLED position to allow back up of data Class Change 2 10K Ohms resistors must be fitted as shown VE ...

Page 57: ...peat NOT FITTED USB Function COMMTOOL Save Quit Select RS232 status PRINTER Factory default setting DISABLED TEST Select if RS485 port is in use with Repeat indicator panel if fitted REPEAT or DISABLED Factory default setting Save Select USB function for VigTool COMMTOOL factory default setting PRINTER Serial Ports Select More Select Select System Select Settings Menu After making changes to this ...

Page 58: ... Buzzer Level 2 Disablement Level 3 Save Quit Access Levels Select The Cancel buzzer function can be either at Access level 1 1 or at Access Level 2 2 factory default setting Save The ability to disable devices can be at level 3 3 Factory default setting or at Access level 2 2 More Select Select System Select Settings Menu To scroll the range To move to the next setting After making changes to thi...

Page 59: ...er Weekly Test Select To scroll the range To move to the next setting CONTINUOUS Factory default setting 1 2 SECOND PULSE 1 SECOND PULSE 1 4 SECOND PULSE or NEE NAW Menu Select Alarms Select Settings Signals To scroll the range To move to next setting After making changes to this form you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in the ENABL...

Page 60: ...se all zones to leave the test state A Yes No RE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO PROCEED Weekly Fire Test 10 15 Mon 16 02 10 ALL ZONES IN TEST STATE Next manual call point to be tested Dv 004 Device 4 Zn 001 Zone 1 More Quit Stop weekly test Start weekly test Yes Yes Test Test Only the ALARM sectors are actioned in Test The PLANT sectors are not affected Audible Buzzer AUTOMATIC Silence Alarms AUTOMATIC Rese...

Page 61: ...e page60 All zones of the system that are not in test mode will operate normally On completion of all commissioning work switch Off the Zone Test mode and notice the Test indicator also switches Off 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 61 Nano panel based system How to Enable or Disable a Zone 10 15 Tue 16 02 10 Zone 01 Label Zone Label Status ENABLED Test NO Save Quit Select a Zone from a range...

Page 62: ...Select 16 15 Tue 16 02 10 Enter Commissioning mode Warning Entering Commissioning Mode causes all zones to enter test state ARE YOU SURE YOU WISH TO PROCEED Yes No Yes 16 15 Tue 16 02 10 Exit Commissioning mode Warning Entering Commissioning Mode causes all zones to leave test state ARE YOU SURE YOU WISH TO PROCEED Yes No Yes Enter Exit Test Test AUTOMATIC Silence Alarms After a short duration On ...

Page 63: ...ENCE Status Control ENABLED Current State IDLE Save Quit Save Menu Sectors Select Select Alarms Select User Select Sector status Sector ENABLED factory default setting or Sector DISABLED To scroll range To move to the next setting Disablement amber LED Sounder Disablement amber LED Select Activation At view you can only view the set Activation Control At and above you can change the Activation Con...

Page 64: ...After configuration has been reset you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in the ENABLED position to allow back up of data After the configurations are reset you will need to power down and power up the panel Select Maintenance Select Select Engineering Menu Reminders Select Select Set Maintenance visit reminder to ON or OFF factory se...

Page 65: ... 10 WARNING This will reset all config data to the factory default settings including labels This will also erase FLASH backup ARE YOU SURE YOU WISH TO PROCEED Yes No Menu Yes After labels and configurations are reset you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure the write protect link P9 on the MCB is configured in the ENABLED position to allow back up of data After labels and configurations...

Page 66: ...g instructions 66 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst How to return all Access level PIN codes to factory settings Select Maintenance Select Engineering Menu Clear Logs Select 16 15 Tue 16 02 10 W A R N I N G DELETING ALL HISTORIC EVENTS Historic Event Logs Are you sure you want to proceed Yes No Yes Select System Select Select Engineering Default Select Select Codes Select Select 16 15 Tue 16 ...

Page 67: ...pare the panel for firmware upgrade ALL FUNCTIONS WILL BE DISABLED PANEL MUST NOT BE POWERED DOWN Yes No ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO PROCEED Yes Ensure the SD card is fitted into the Main Controller Board System Fault amber LED Enter Customer mode PIN Code Access level 2 Reset To remove the indication you will need to press the button System Fault Reset Main Control board SD card DO NOT remove the SD...

Page 68: ...D card Select Maintenance Select Engineering SD Card Select Backup Select 16 15 Tue 16 02 10 This will overwrite the configuration data on your SD card Are you sure Yes No Yes Ensure the SD card is fitted into the Main Controller Board Menu Main Control board SD card DO NOT remove the SD card while the RED LED is flashing RED LED Select All Select Maintenance Select Engineering SD Card Select Back...

Page 69: ...troduction of SD card to keep a large store of historic events 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 69 Nano panel based system How to restore Config Labels or Logo from a SD card Ensure the SD card is fitted into the Main Control Board Select Maintenance Select Select Engineering Menu SD Card Select Select Restore After configuration is restored you will need to back up the data to memory Ensure...

Page 70: ... the strobe operates at the required flash rate The sound levels in the areas should be tested in accordance with the British Standard requirements and to meet the site specific needs as agreed with the customer 1 When testing heat sensors DO NOT use a heat gun for the test in a hazardous environment 2 Recommended test equipment and methods must be used to fire test flame detectors off interface u...

Page 71: ...l point or detector connected to a loop powered interface used as a zone input cannot be differentiated the output of the MV interface operates with assigned sector The output is a set of voltage free contacts which are not fault monitored Interfaced equipment test The external equipment connected to the system via an interface unit should be tested as per project specification Keyswitches Interfa...

Page 72: ...Message Action list Only the messages that are applicable will appear on the display of the control panel Message meaning possible action 24V supply failed The panel power supply has failed Check the mains fuse and wiring Replace PSU Allocation HW Error Device loop breaker relay has not closed or End 2 is faulty or relay is stuck i e closed The device may not be correctly fitted Check the device c...

Page 73: ...of life The CO cell is nearing the end manufacturer recommended life expectancy S Quad Replace the device Device configuration error Indicates that the loop device has detected invalid configuration data Reprogram the device at the commissioning tool or panel Device EEPROM check failed Indicates that the device has detected a corruption in its configuration data Replace device Device FLASH check f...

Page 74: ... fault Loop map changed The map is different to that previously allocated Check and confirm difference with backup map Loop V supply failed The loop voltage is too high or too low Check the loop voltage values in diagnostics If readings are not normal then replace the PSU if necessary Loop wiring ground break A test has shown a break on the 0V line The test is conducted every minute Check wiring o...

Page 75: ... as necessary No devices found on loop No devices found on End 1 or End 2 Check wiring of loop circuit Panel earth fault There is an earth fault at the panel Find and remove the faulty connection to earth Power supply comms failed The main processor cannot communicate with the internal power supply module Check the connection If this fails to solve the problem then it could be a failure of the Mai...

Page 76: ...he device Strobe circuit has failed The strobe circuit on the S Quad or S Cube device has failed Replace the device Too many devices on loop The user has attempted to connect more than the permitted 127 devices to the loop Ensure that only 127 devices are connected Commissioning instructions 76 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst Appendix A Message Action List ...

Page 77: ...te on all interface outputs and alarm sounders in the system A sector can be assigned for activation by class change It is advisable to build a fail safe mechanism when sectoring If for any reason certain sector assignment has been lost due to system power down and subsequent NVM recovery conflicts on system power up the sounders will still operate in a fire condition the fail safe mechanism will ...

Page 78: ... fitted After alignment ensure the pivot pins and adjusters are secure 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 79 Nano panel based system Appendix C old Beam sensor Ensure plate is flush against the washer Ensure nut is securely fitted to the plate Base Adjustable Plate Fixed Plate Fixing nuts Junction box Spring washer Fixing nuts Adjustable Plate Adjustable Plate Fixed Plate Bracket fixing screws...

Page 79: ...is acknowledged You will need to be at access level 3 c Enter the beam transmitter and receiver loop addresses and activate the beam alignment You will need to be at Access level 4 Commissioning instructions 80 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst Appendix C old Beam sensor Select Loop Settings Menu To scroll the range To move to next setting Select Devices Select gain from a range 1 63 Save 16 ...

Page 80: ... the lock nuts to allow Y axis adjustment and using the adjusters move the transmitter head in Y direction then stop on reaching a time average reading 5 bits below the peak value while counting the number of turns adjust in the opposite direction to reach 5 bits below the peak value finally turn the adjuster half the number of counted turns towards the peak and then stop secure the axis adjusted ...

Page 81: ...inute duration then all the outputs of the unit are activated switched On The outputs deactivate on restoration of loop communication On pressing the reset button on the PCB you can restore outputs to their normal state If there are three communication failures over 10 minutes duration the outputs will be latched On in this case the unit must be powered down and powered up again to unlatch and res...

Page 82: ...ther manufacturer s MCP Where an input circuit is required to have other manufacturers manual call points MCP then a 3 9V zener diode should be fitted in series with the contacts of the MCP There should be no other components fitted to the MCP contacts Where NITTAN detectors and manual call point are installed on an input circuit the system will not be able to differentiate between a fire from a c...

Page 83: ...r 59 Firmware 22 Fuses 17 G Gain value 80 Ground Break 31 H Historic log 22 I Immediate Cause and Effect 46 IT Power systems 19 L Labels 77 Latching faults 72 Link Memory protect 14 Load configuration 69 Log of historic events 69 Loop Cable Capacitance 30 Loop Cable Resistance 30 Loop Ends 18 Loop Map 25 Loop Status 25 M Maintenance visit reminder 64 Master Alarms 63 Master Alarms 13 N Night mode ...

Page 84: ...Notes 4188 949 issue 3_05 10_Nano Comms inst 85 Nano panel based system Index ...

Page 85: ...CT SELECT SELECT DEVICE Access level 3 Access level 4 Firmware Site Data SELECT SELECT Backup SELECT Restore SELECT Upgrade SELECT View SELECT Print SELECT Save Clear SELECT SELECT Settings System Zones Alarms Loop SELECT Configuration List of Devices Immediate C E Delayed C E Sectors Controls SELECT SELECT SELECT SELECT SELECT Access Levels External inputs SELECT SELECT SELECT Serial Ports SELECT...

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